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Anti-Semitic Incidents Decrease in Pennsylvania

LOCAL Semitism, ‘the oldest hatred,’ is these numbers are at historic ilant and speak out whenever tudes, Bannett guessed that the
anti-Semitism does arise.” BDS movement could be a con-
still strong in the region and lows,” said Jeremy Bannett, tributing factor to the rise of
Pennsylvania’s numbers of campus anti-Semitism.
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF across the country. These num- assistant regional director for reported anti-Semitic incidents
fall below the three states with The audit details four
bers are much more than mere the ADL. the most reported cases. examples of anti-Semitic inci-
dents — such as a facilities
THE ANTI-DEFAMATION data — they represent real peo- At the same time, he contin- In New Jersey — whose worker who raised his arm in a
southern region reports to the “Heil Hitler” salute and said
League released its annual ple and real experiences. The ued, nationally there has been regional office in Philadelphia l’chaim to a passing Jewish stu-
— there were 137 incidents this dent, and a student who
Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents, figures do not capture victims’ an increased number of assaults year, an increase from 107 in returned to his dorm room to
2014. That is the third most in
which saw a slight decrease pain and fear, nor do they meas- against Jews “and that’s a trou-

in cases reported across ure the impact of hate on indi- bling number.”

Pennsylvania.

Of the 43 reported incidents

in Pennsylvania, the audit

identified 29 cases of harass-

ment, 12 cases of vandalism Nationally, we hope for zero [incidents],
but realistically, we hope to see a decrease.
and two assaults, according to a We want to make sure we remain at historic
lows for the forseeable future.”
press release.
JEREMY BANNETT
The incidents include “throw-

ing eggs at a Jewish middle

school student’s bedroom win-

dow on the Jewish High Holiday

of Rosh Hashanah,” vandalism

on synagogue grounds and “a

Jewish man receiving a threaten-

ing call in the middle of the night the country behind New York, find a swastika and the word
which had the most reported “JEW” taped next to his Israeli
from a man identifying himself incidents in 2015 with 198 cas- flag — on campuses including
es reported, down from 231 the Drexel University, University
as a member of the American previous year, and California of the Arts and Temple
with 175 incidents, down from University.
Nazi Party,” among others. ▲ An egg-throwing episode at a middle schooler’s house was among the 184 in 2014.
Bannett noted the audit,
In Pennsylvania, the 43 43 anti-Semitic incidents in Pennsylvania identified in an ADL report. However, as discouraging as which pulls reports from Jan. 1
it sounds to detail so many anti- to Dec. 31, 2015, includes data
reported incidents represent a Semitic incidents, the numbers and incidents reported directly
are at historic lows in the last to the ADL and its partners in
10 percent decrease from the 48 viduals, their families, the According to the audit, “the decade, Bannett said. law enforcement.

reported incidents across the broader Jewish community and total number of incidents In the Philadelphia area, the “We always say the audit’s
audit detailed 12 cases of anti- only as good as the information
state in 2014. beyond.” across the U.S. increased 3 per- Semitic vandalism in 2015, that’s given to us,” he said, “so
down from 15 in 2014; 29 cases we can encourage anybody who
“While we are encouraged However, the results do cent, from 912 incidents in of anti-Semitic harassment is the victim of an anti-Semitic
including cyberbullying, threats incident to call the ADL and
by the modest decrease in anti- show a bit of encouragement, 2014 to 941 anti-Semitic inci- and slurs in 2015, down from 32 report it immediately.”
in 2014; as well as incidents of
Semitic incidents in Pennsylvania, even if it’s just a slight decrease. dents in 2015.” anti-Semitism on college cam- While the results are still
puses, though there were no higher than they would hope for,
the number of incidents remains “We’re encouraged by the While it’s only a slight exact numbers detailed. Bannett said the ADL will con-
tinue its mission to fight anti-
too high,” said Nancy K. Baron- fact that there has been a slight increase, it’s one that Bannett Incidents on campus Semitism and violence against
account for “10 percent of the the Jewish people until they no
Baer, regional director, in the decrease over the previous said is “still something that we total incidents across the coun- longer have to release the audits.
try,” Bannett noted.
press release. “Sadly, anti- year, and we’re encouraged that should be monitoring and “Nationally, we hope for
“Nationally, there has been zero [incidents], but realistical-
keeping close tabs on.” an increase in anti-Semitic inci- ly we hope to see a decrease,” he
dents on campus,” he said, said. “We want to make sure
PRESERVE YOUR The number of incidents adding that it is “concerning” we’re remaining at historic lows
reported in the state in 2015 these incidents are occurring. for the foreseeable future and
WEALTH FOR THE “Nationally, we’ve seen these the goal, of course, is to elimi-
seems consistent with past incidents almost double over nate anti-Semitism entirely.
the previous year. There were Until then, we’re going to keep
NEXT GENERATION years, he added. Much of that 90 incidents nationally; there releasing the audit.” l
can be owed to local law were 48 incidents in 2014.”
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Newly Renovated Lubavitch House Celebrates, Recognizes Donors

LOCAL New couches, modest chan- attractive, which it is, hopefully beautifully,” he laughed. “It’s a to one of the rabbis out in Utah
deliers and flat-screen TVs gave more Jewish students will avail great atmosphere and a great while serving as governor,”
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF the old foundation a fresh finish. themselves opportunities to eat platform for them to invite peo- specifically Rabbi Benny
meals together, study together ple to learn and experience dif- Zippel, he said, “and we became
SURROUNDED BY fraternity For co-chairs Ilan Kaufthal and get exposed to Judaism ferent elements of Judaism. very close. He was a very inspi-
houses on the block, the Ronald and Eric Gribetz, the open together from whatever stream And on a college campus, a rational person in my life.”
O. Perelman Center for Jewish house was the first time they of Judaism they come from or building and program like this
Life at the Lubavitch House at saw the renovations in person. want to go to,” he said. “The is really important.” Zippel led prayers at his inau-
the University of Pennsylvania physical shape and soundness guration as governor, and they
celebrated the newly renovated Kaufthal’s sons both went to and attractiveness of a facility Ambassador Jon Huntsman even went to Israel together.
building on June 16 with food, Penn and were close with has a lot to do with whether Jr. from Utah, also a Penn grad-
drinks and speeches from stu- Rabbis Menachem Schmidt and they’ll do that. uate and trustee, delivered the “All the way around, he had a
dents, rabbis and co-chairs. Ephraim Levin. keynote address. real impact on me and my family,
“It’s been a long road, but we and we grew closer to the Jewish
The century-old building at Kaufthal started getting got there.” He received an invitation to faith through him,” he said.
4032 Spruce St. officially involved with the center and the open house by Kaufthal,
opened in April 2015, but the teaching students about his Eric Gribetz used to be a whom he’s known for about 30 And that’s what he hopes
center was finally able to honor work experiences, particularly student at Penn and also was years and who he described as this new center will do.
its donors and board members in investment banking. close to Rabbi Levin. “a second rabbi to me.”
with this open house event. “They’re able to create a
“I talked about my experi- “He had a very strong impact He always had a great love community, which is the most
Attendees were able to tour ences and answered questions on both my impact here and a for the campus and an affection important experience a student
the 25,000-square-foot facility, and just generally give them lot of my friends and peers. This for Chabad. can have. It’s not necessarily in
which has several levels that some insight into the life I led, building creates an opportunity the classroom but in the class-
include a large social hall, a which was a combination of for him to perpetuate that going “I’m just a guy from Utah room of life,” he said.
library, a student lounge, offices profession and Judaism — my forward,” he said. who was raised in the Mormon
and conference rooms, and stu- personal life and my profes- tradition, but I have great affec- “In today’s world with so
dent dormitories. sional life — and eventually got Gribetz is just glad to see it tion for the Jewish faith, and much uncertainty and anxiety, it’s
involved with them trying to all come together. particularly the impact it has on a great blessing to have this kind
Hand-washing stations were build this building,” he said. students,” he added, adorned in of thing. And I hope that mes-
readily accessible throughout the “The building is a great plat- a kippah during the event. sage goes out loud and clear.” l
space underneath several pastel Kaufthal added that when a form for the rabbis to be able to
paintings spread across the walls. building is this attractive, more continue the work that they’re Even back in Utah, his senti- Contact:
students will come and learn. doing. It’s very inviting, and my ments did not change.
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Norristown Jewish Center Reunion Bringing
Old — and New — Friends Together Again

LOCAL last year. I’m doing this to honor ▲ The Norristown Jewish Community Center confirmation class of 1972 poses for a portrait. Reunion organizer
them. They would’ve loved it.” Steve Schwartz is in the top row, fourth from the left. Rabbi Harold Kamsler, who served there for 35 years, is
JON MARKS | JE STAFF second from the left on the top row.
Schwartz first approached
JUST HOW DESPERATE was TBI Executive Director Susan the Rising Tide — the band he busy learning some of the old “I’m looking forward to
Steve Schwartz to make the Kasper with the reunion idea played in as a teenager. melodies to the prayers for the rekindling more of those old
Norristown Jewish Community during the winter. She imme- Shabbat service. “He made me relationships.”
Center reunion at Tiferet Bet diately came aboard. “It was Steve’s idea,” said the the liaison.
Israel in Blue Bell a success? He 61-year-old Bernstein, who’s The program will start at 4
was willing to join Facebook to “TBI has such a rich history,” still a musician and has been “All I’ve done is help put p.m. on June 24 with videos of
help spread the word. Kasper said. “To bring the idea services together and put out the the old Norristown center on
Steve had of bringing back some social media stuff. I usually play Powell Street and other tidbits
This Shabbat, June 24, he’ll of the people — some who’ll be guitar with the cantor (who’ll be about the city, coupled with his-
finally find out if it paid off. coming out of state — to reality, I away that night). I hope to bring tory and schmoozing. That will
think will not only help bring some of that spirit to it. be followed by a dairy dinner,
“There was the Norristown that community together but also services and an Oneg Shabbat.
Jewish Center and Tiferet Israel help build our new community. “It’s a nice way to spend Dinner is $18 a person but only
in Lansdale. They merged with Friday and come back and con- $36 per family — no matter
Bet Israel to become Tiferet Bet “It’s going to shed a wonder- nect with people.” how many attend.
Israel in 1989,” the 59-year- ful new light on TBI’s history.”
old Schwartz, a computer con- Now that he had a place to “We want to cook traditional
sultant from Wynnewood, To get the whole thing start- hold it and someone connected meals from the cookbook of that
explained about what has been ed, though, Schwartz needed with the synagogue, all era, and we’ll have services of
nearly a six-month endeavor. an inside man, since he wasn’t a Schwartz had to do was track that era,” said Schwartz, who was
“My father was involved in the member at TBI. down nearly 30 years of NJCC assisted in the project by Marsha
construction. members. Ginsberg Axler. “We must’ve
He enlisted former TBI contacted 500 people, but I’m
“Both my parents [Alvin and President Marc Bernstein, who He began by posting class not sure how many are coming.
Janet Schwartz] died within the was not only happy to run with confirmation pictures on
the idea, but is looking forward Facebook — which he previous- “People don’t RSVP any-
to a separate reunion — with ly refused to join — and was more. No one commits until
overwhelmed with the response. the last minute. We had 12 peo-
ple as of Memorial Day. Now
“The next day I had 150 I’m getting five to10 a day. But
members,” said Schwartz, who’s anyone’s welcome. I just don’t
been busy ever since contacting know how many to expect.”
people.
He’ll find out soon enough,
“Since there, there’s been then will be able to decompose
about a 50-50 breakdown. I a bit.
find there’s a sharp division
between the young, who are on “I’ll be relieved when it’s
Facebook, and older people, over,” he admitted. “It’s been
who are not. I’ve been spending a lot of work, but I’m pray-
my Sunday afternoons calling ing it’ll be a success — just
people at random. for people to come and have
a good time.”l
“When I talk to older peo-
ple, they want to share their his- Contact:
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people’s houses. I’ve learned a [email protected];
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Golden Slipper Gets Spirited for Philanthropy

LOCAL Philadelphia area — how great “I’ve been here for three “One of our past presidents building community.
Golden Slipper is and what they months, and it’s something that has said that we’re the best-kept “You’re supposed to want to
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF really do,” he said, and this gets in your blood; it’s a calling. secret, and we don’t want to be
Giving Spirit event was the per- It’s why we called this ‘Giving the best-kept secret anymore. give to your community,”
HOW DO YOU get young peo- fect opportunity to raise aware- Spirit’ because we’re tasting spir- There’s so much to do in Shuster said. “What I’ve learned
ple in the giving spirit? Give ness about it. its, but it’s also about giving back Philadelphia philanthropically, from Golden Slipper is that
them spirits. to the Philadelphia region.” we want people to know we’re building community is inspir-
Lori Shuster, Golden the intersection between fun ing, and it’s a hands-on process.
Attendees had the opportu- Slipper director of operations Golden Slipper has serviced and philanthropy — we call in People in Golden Slipper really
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Solutions Journalism Network
Launches Philadelphia Chapter

LOCAL just continues to get worse. coming out of Latin America, ▲ A screen shot from a video on SJN’s website shows what a different
The Solutions Journalism even in my own reporting.” media landscape would look like.
LIZ SPIKOL | JE STAFF
Network (SJN), a national She noticed, for instance, that working towards a solution. It’s this is actually an effective
IT DOESN’T MATTER how organization that recently women tended to be represented just how the world works, right? strategy. So there’s a lot of ways
you get your headlines — launched a Philadelphia chap- in the context of oppression, and Wherever you have oppression, that solution journalism can be
whether through a bleary-eyed ter, wants to change the way as powerless victims. you have some kind of resist- done wrong, and a lot of ways
peek at early-morning TV, a that media outlets tell stories. ance. So why are we not focus- that it can be done right.”
scroll through Twitter on your Rather than merely chronicling There was truth to that, of ing on that resistance as much
smartphone, from the car radio what’s wrong, SJN advocates course, but she knew plenty of as we are on the oppression?” SJN’s trainings are meant to
as you maneuver through traffic, also telling stories about how women who were fighting hard delineate that difference, and
or online when you get to work people are making things better against oppression. It seemed SJN has developed a thor- help journalists avoid “all the
— chances are, a lot of it is bad. — not in a fluffy human inter- people were only getting one ough curriculum to train little traps,” as Friedman-
est way, but in a way that side of the story. newsrooms and individual jour- Rudovsky said.
Local news emphasizes the reflects reality. nalists in how to use a solu-
most recent disaster and vio- The young reporter’s focus tions-oriented approach. It’s not In addition to that training,
lence: “Firefighters battle blaze SJN co-founder David on social justice comes, in part, as intuitive as it might seem. Friedman-Rudovsky said the
in Bucks County,” “Man shot Bornstein articulated this vision from her family (her father is Philadelphia SJN just secured a
and killed in Paulsboro, N.J.” in a Tedx Talk in 2012, which renowned civil rights lawyer “We’re not talking about just first round of funding for a col-
“3 injured in police-involved outlined a history of muckrak- David Rudovsky), as well as her cute human interest stories,” laborative reporting project on
crash in Olney.” ing and the way that journalism Jewish background. said Friedman-Rudovsky. the solutions to reentry from
became focused on highlighting “These are not fluff pieces; this prison.
National news does the wrongdoing. “I’m culturally Jewish and is not PR and advocacy — it’s
same, but with a broader not religiously Jewish,” she said. applying the same standards of So far, the list of media part-
palette: “Intel: ISIS threat to U.S. While that’s inarguably “But there’s a lot of overlap with rigorous and critical analysis ners includes Philadelphia
bases,” “U.S. military loses bil- important, Bornstein said, it’s what I consider culturally reporting that we’d put toward Media Network (Inquirer, Daily
lions in aircraft,” “Deadly heat equally important to recognize Jewish values with progressive the problem as we do towards News, philly.com); Philadelphia
scorches Southwest.” that journalism is a feedback values, and living a life of social the solution. There’s a whole magazine; The Philadelphia
loop, and providing only nega- justice and your life having methodology to this approach.” Tribune; Al Día; and WHYY.
Cable news networks lurch tive feedback in any context — some greater purpose in the
from crisis to crisis, many of as a parent, as a boss, in a rela- world. That was something that The new SJN online platform Other activities might
them grossly inflated, in order tionship — is destructive and my parents, stepparents and has examples of articles being include a speaker series or pan-
to keep viewers tethered to their misleading. grandparents taught me.” published that represent that el discussions that would bring
screens. approach, as well as the SJN60, together journalists who are
He asked, “What if we When she knew she was which lists some of the foremost coving a particular issue and
With all the stories about reframed a journalist’s job so coming back to the states for a practitioners in the field. real-world practitioners.
poverty, corruption, terrorism that it’s actually to put spotlight visit a couple years ago, she
and danger, is it any wonder cute on wrongdoing and put a spot- reached out to Bornstein to tell After a launch event a few “A part of what we try to do
cat videos predominate online? light on right-doing as well? him about her book about weeks ago, SJN Philadelphia is build those bridges between
It’s a reprieve from all the other Because you need both pieces women in Mexico fighting offered its first core solutions journalists and practitioners,”
content that suggests we live in a of information to solve the injustice. They met in New journalism workshop for local she said.
problem.” York and stayed in touch. Last journalists. Staffers came from
FF RR EE EEdeeply flawed world — one that year Bornstein asked Friedman New York to Philadelphia “We focus a lot on commu-
Bornstein co-authors the Rudovsky if she’d be interested Media Network’s headquarters nity engagement and not hav-
&&SSTTCCAACCRRYYAAEE--SSNNEEAANNAACCVVIIHHNNAASSGGNN “Fixes” column in The New York in helping them expand SJN by to get into the specifics of how ing the media just be in their
Times along with one of his SJN becoming a part-time coordi- to write about solutions with own echo chamber.”
CALL (215) 887-0877 co-founders, Tina Rosenberg, a nator in Philadelphia. rigor and integrity.
FOR DETAILS Pulitzer Prize-winning journal- Whatever else happens
ist and author of Join the Club: SJN already had employees “A lot of it comes down to under the auspices of Phila-
e-mail: [email protected]; How Peer Pressure Can in New York, the Bay area and focusing on the how,” Friedman- delphia’s SJN, it will certainly
visit: www.tay-sachs.org Transform the World. Their Washington, D.C. Rudovsky explained. “We as broaden the conversation.
third SJN co-founder is journalists think a lot about who,
I Courtney E. Martin, editor Friedman-Rudovsky, a new what, when, where and why, but “We’re not saying that every
emeritus of Feministing.com mom who’d recently moved if you really look at how some- story should be a solutions sto-
Screening for other and author of Do It Anyway: back to Mount Airy, agreed to one is responding to a social ry,” Friedman-Rudovsky said.
Jewish Genetic Diseases The New Generation of Activists. help. problem, that is often the key to “We’re just saying that we need
not making it just a fluff piece. to balance the scales a little bit
also available. Bornstein’s talk resonated It’s a mission she feels — it’s tipped way too much in
with Mount Airy native Jean strongly about. “You have to be critical, you favor of the negative, and we
This message is sponsored by a friend of Friedman-Rudovsky, who at that have to not just reiterate what need to be reporting on the
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“Around 2010 or so, I started them is that it’s just this nega-
getting kind of frustrated by the tive, negative, negative cycle.
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Controversial Canadian Speaker
Enlivens Crowd at Mikveh Israel

LOCAL Bellerose speak weren’t deterred that indigenous culture is like He said he was surprised that literally everything that makes
by his unconventional presenta- a hand, with individual fingers a Jewish outlet in Canada pub- you Jewish comes from Israel,
LIZ SPIKOL | JE STAFF tion. In fact, it was one of the representing tradition, cul- lished the article because “no not from anywhere else,” he said.
reasons that the Greater ture, language, family and offense, but you guys tend to be
RYAN BELLEROSE IS from Philadelphia Zionist Organi- spirituality. If one or two of pretty chill in your media.” The crowd loved the talk.
Northern Alberta, Calgary, zation of America brought him the fingers are cut off, your Yvonne Kay, a Philadelphia
and is a member of the indige- here in the first place. hand still works, but the hard- He said he demands sources entrepreneur, said Bellerose’s
nous community of Métis, er it is to function. from people on social media remarks were aligned with her
one of three recognized “Ryan has a perspective that who allege things like a child own thinking and experience.
Aboriginal groups in Canada. most Jews don’t often hear,” “One thing that I see in dying at the hands of Israelis. “Social media has so much
His father, Mervin Bellerose, said Greater Philadelphia American Jewish communities reach,” she said, lamenting
co-authored important land- ZOA Executive Director Steve is that a lot of your kids don’t “I used to think this was the unresearched claims. “How do
rights legislation on the Métis’ Feldman. “He is un-PC and speak Hebrew,” he said. “That’s age of information,” he said. you go forward and do some-
behalf, and the son has unabashedly pro-Israel and mind-boggling to me.” “Every person in this room has thing effective?”
become a prominent native pro-Jewish.” access to more information Even after the Q&A ended,
rights activist himself. Bellerose spoke a great deal than anyone else in the history audience members lingered.
Bellerose did not disappoint. about challenging non-Zionists of the world because we all Steve Feldman said Bellerose’s
In recent years, however, he’s Wearing khakis, sneakers on social media, particularly have smartphones. brash approach was novel.
become known for dedicating and a bright blue button-down, on Facebook. It was the inter- “We don’t need to equivo-
himself to a different struggle: the brawny former football net that heightened his profile “Smartphones have access to cate,” he said. “When we do,
Zionism. player pledged to moderate his after an article he wrote called the internet. The problem is that we’re harming our own brand,
language during his talk, out of “Dear Palestinians” went viral. we also have access to more bull- our own peoplehood. We need
The 41-year-old Bellerose, respect for the location, and --- than anyone in history.” to move forward with a strong
who is not Jewish, has nonethe- then proceeded to use profani- “I basically told them, ‘Look, pro-Israel message.” l
less become a dogged advocate ty throughout, which seemed you guys are tragedy tourists. Bellerose suggested audi-
for those who believe that Jews, to delight the audience. He’d You don’t have your own ence members use context, crit- Contact:
not Arabs, are the rightful say things like, “You guys tragedy, so you’ve stolen some- ical thinking and consistency to
indigenous inheritors of the [Jews] have people bull---- you one else’s. You’ve claimed to be fight through the noise. [email protected];
land of Israel. In a recent article all the time.” something you’re not, and I’m
on israesllycool.com, an Israeli His talk was informal and not having it. You offend me.’” “You’re an indigenous people, 215-832-0747
English-language blog, the co- careened across topics. He bottom line. Your traditions,
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pression of that kinship isn’t lens, something he feels Jews are
always well received. Last year, a guilty of as well. He had to train
Hillel appearance by Bellerose himself to see things from a
in Montreal was cancelled after decolonized perspective.
tweets about Gaza were deemed “Identity is the key,” he said.
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Kevin Pillar Building Unique Jewish
Identity as a Baseball Player

SPORTS Maccabi Canada event in the special part, because there ▲ Kevin Pillar of the Toronto Blue KEVIN PILLAR
Toronto, a city that boasts a are not a lot of Jewish players. I
JON MARKS | JE STAFF Jewish population of more than just like being that role model Jays, one of eight Jewish players in difficult. Even though it’s a non-
200,000. That’s more than half for the kid who believes he can’t contact sport, it’s tough.
IT’S NOT A long list. After all, the total in Canada and one of play a professional sport. I’ve Major League Baseball, knows he’s a
what list of notable Jewish ath- the largest in the world. become that for them. “There’s just a lot of wear
letes is? role model for Jewish fans. and tear on your body. And
“The Jewish community “That’s pretty special.” you’re pretty much in a new city
But Kevin Pillar, centerfielder there has kind of embraced me,” As a kid who played all homers, 56 RBIs and 25 steals, every day, a new hotel. I always
of the Toronto Blue Jays, who’s said Pillar, sitting in the locker sports, it wasn’t as if Pillar was he feels on the verge of break- know where I am, but I don’t
arguably the best of that current room moments before he’d go searching for a role model. His ing through. always remember what day of
select group of major leaguers — out and blast two homers in the father, Mike, was Christian, the week it is.”
Ryan Braun and Ian Kinsler Jays 13-2 rout of the Phillies on while his mom, Wendy, was “Last year was the tip of the
notwithstanding — said he’s hon- June 16. “They make sure I have Jewish. Like her sons, she was iceberg for me as far as reaping When it’s Friday night,
ored to be ranked among them. somewhere to go for the holi- raised in a split household where some of the benefits of the sac- though, you’ll find Pillar at the
days and ask me to go to events they celebrated all the holidays. rifices and the hard work I’ve ballpark. Even observant Jewish
That’s true even though he or speak at certain things. “I didn’t consider myself put into this game,” said the 6- athletes find keeping the Sabbath
considers himself Jewish more Jewish,” admitted Pillar, who’s foot, 205-pound Pillar. difficult. For Pillar, religion is
through his grandmother’s her- “I do as much as I can, but open to playing for Israel in the more choice than obligation.
itage, rather than any religious it’s hard because the schedule is 2017 World Baseball Classic. “I “I try to outwork the struggles
conviction. It’s also true that so busy. For people who are considered myself a kid. that come with this game. This is “Religion doesn’t define me,”
he’s not well versed in the sig- strong with their faith, maybe it “When you’re 13 years old only my second full season. I’m said Pillar, who had planned on
nificance of various customs, gives them reason to gravitate growing up in a split household, learning a lot about what it takes going to Israel last year as part
having been raised in a split toward baseball if they have a a Bar Mitzvah seems like kind of to be an everyday guy in the big of an MLB-sponsored trip,
household while attending guy who’s Jewish and plays in a pain in the butt. It’s was some- leagues and learning about my before it was cancelled due to
Catholic school. And it’s true that the major leagues. And it gives thing I had to study for — one of strengths and weaknesses. I was the unsettled conditions. “I
he never attended Hebrew school them an extra reason to be a fan the first times in public speaking, always taught to work hard, have a very different take on it.
— unlike his older brother Mike — of the Blue Jays.” going up reading from the Torah because you never know when
getting his Bar Mitzvah training in front of all these people. it’s gonna pay off, but it will.” “It’s not your nationality. You
through a tutor. But the adulation goes well “But I knew how important have freedom of religion. You
beyond Canadian borders. it was to my grandma and my Yet it took a while for the have a choice and I’m still deter-
Still, the 27-year-old from great-grandma, who was still baseball world to start taking mining what that is. We [he and
West Hills, Calif., whom man- “When we’re on the road, alive then. It was something my him seriously, even after he wife Amanda] don’t have kids
ager John Gibbons calls “a they don’t necessarily reach out, mom expected from us. Kind of compiled a 54-game hitting yet, but we’ll probably raise
manager’s dream,” is willing to but I see them in the stands,” a way paying back my grand- streak at California State them similar to how I grew up.
accept some of the responsibili- said Pillar, whose Polish great- mothers. University, Dominguez Hills in We experienced all the holidays
ty that comes with being part of great-grandfather originally set- “It was a tribute to them. It 2010, just two shy of Robin — Christian and Jewish —
the Jewish community. tled in Uniontown, Pa., before never really seemed important Ventura’s collegiate record. because my parents wanted us
moving the family to California. to me until I made it to the to be well rounded that way.
On June 20, he addressed “I know they’re proud and major leagues and realized how “You look back on it, and it
some 500 attendees at a watching and support me. That’s few [Jews] there were.” wasn’t something where I “To me, saying I’m Jewish is
According to most accounts, thought about reaching a cer- not so much about religion. It’s
the current number is eight: tain milestone,” said Pillar, who about heritage.” l
Pillar, Braun, Kinsler, Danny lasted until the 32nd round
Valencia (Pillar’s Toronto team- (979th overall) of the 2011 Contact:
mate last year), Joc Pederson, Major League Baseball First- [email protected];
Ike Davis and pitchers Scott Year Player Draft, then averaged 215-832-0729
Feldman and Richard Bleier. .322 with 32 homers, 144 RBIs
Pederson however, categori- and 109 steals in the minors
cally denied his Jewish identity to before being recalled for good
the Jewish Exponent when late in 2014. “As a player, every
approached last season, saying he day you just try to get hits.
knew nothing about the religion.
So did Mike Lieberthal, a former “This game’s surrounded by
Phillies catcher traditionally list- failure. The failure is the hard
ed in annals as being Jewish. part and the everyday part of it is
Hitting .258 with seven
homers and 27 RBIs through
June 20, Pillar has established
himself as a player on the rise.
While his second full season
hasn’t quite measured up to
2015, when he hit .278 with 12

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Orlando Tragedy Brings Gun Debate
into Brighter Light

NATIONAL to prevent the fallout because of guns, and limited access to ▲ The Orlando nightclub murders have reignited the ongoing debate
the lack of infrastructure. deadly weapons of war. about gun control in the United States, evidenced by the presence of
JON MARKS | JE STAFF protesters last week in Philadelphia.
“He felt there should be an “States that have taken this
WHEN DINA WOLFMAN opportunity for us to take pre- kind of common sense action Rachel Kurland
Baker selected the topic for the ventative action by working to address gun violence have
April 27 Bernard Wolfman together and finding a real solu- better outcomes. The 10 states Republicans want to blame ing power in an election year.” l
Civil Discourse Project discus- tion. If we didn’t he found it with the weakest gun laws col- Muslims and refugees.
sion at Beth Sholom Cong- incredibly disheartening. lectively have an aggregate level Contact:
regation in Elkins Park, she had of gun violence that is  more “Now there’s also a debate on [email protected];
no idea how volatile the issue “When we can’t bring our- than twice as high  as the 10 immigration. There’s a lot more 215-832-0729
would become in just a matter selves to get past our differ- states with the strongest gun elements which have more stay-
of weeks. ences to do that it would’ve laws,” CAP wrote.
angered and dismayed him.”
The topic, of course, was CAP called for measures
“Let’s Talk about Guns.” Good thing, then, he’s not that include banning or more
alive to see the aftermath of strictly regulating the sale and
Adam Bates, policy analyst Orlando, which includes much possession of assault weapons
on criminal justice at the Cato finger pointing. and high-capacity magazines;
Institute think tank in Wash- closing the private sale loop-
ington represented the pro-gun “There’s kind of a knee-jerk hole and requiring background
lobby, arguing that upholding reaction to tragedy — an atti- checks for all gun sales; pre-
an individual’s constitutional tude that we have to do some- venting known terror suspects
rights supersedes all else. thing,” Bates warned. “That’s a from buying guns; and pro-
dangerous impulse and can lead hibiting convicted stalkers, dat-
Chelsea Parsons, vice presi- to a lot of bad policy decisions. ing partner abusers and those
dent of guns and crime policy convicted of hate crimes from
at the Center for American “People are not thinking gun possession.
Progress (CAP), took the view clearheaded and logic gets sus-
that more stringent back- pended, but I don’t think it fun- A first step would be getting
ground checks need to be damentally changes anything. Congress to act, which is further
improvised and that measures One of the things we argue complicated by the stakes of the
should be put in place to make about is that background upcoming election. Four gun
it more difficult for people to checks don’t have any effect on control measures were rejected
have access to firearms. the average mass shooter. by the Senate on June 20.

Then came Orlando, which “[Mateen] passed extensive “Because we’re so close to
has resulted in a seismic shift backgrounds checks and securi- the election, everybody’s trying
not only throughout the nation’s ty screenings. This guy went to fit this story into their narra-
capital, but the entire country. through all the processes gun tive,” Bates said. “Democrats
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Falafel Wars in Paris: Who’s Got the Better Balls?

GLOBAL kosher certificate. So Peretz

bought the space recently from

CNAAN LIPHSHIZ | JTA where Mi-Va-Mi operates and

is refusing to extend her lease

PARIS ON A crowded side- beyond July. Ouaknine is fight-

walk in the French capital, ing the eviction.

Yomi Peretz exchanges jokes Mi-Va-Mi has petitioned a

and backslaps with customers Paris administrative court for a

who are waiting in a 20-yard stay, citing its 18-year history at

queue in the rain to enter his its current address and laws

falafel shop. designed to protect businesses

This chummy interaction from hostile takeovers.

comes naturally to Peretz, a tall “They won’t get rid of us so

enthusiast of boxing and poker easily,” said Ouaknine, speaking

who owns and runs l’As du to a visitor in her half-empty

Fallafel (The Falafel Ace), one of restaurant as she gestured at the

the best-known eateries in Paris. growing line across the road at

But working the crowd also the Ace. “There’s a fight, but it’s

serves a commercial purpose. not over customers. We’re

“I do it to keep up morale in fighting to survive, they’re

the queue,” Peretz said recently. fighting to get rid of us just for

“They may be waiting here for the heck of it. We’re certainly

20-30 minutes and if they lose no threat to them.”

hope, they’ll go away.” The court case is ongoing.

Opened in 1979 by his par- Peretz declined to discuss the ▲ Yomi Peretz, right, approaches a line of tourists waiting to place orders at The Falafel Ace in the historic Jewish

ents in the old Jewish quarter of Mi-Va-Mi fight in any detail. quarter of Paris, in 2012.

the Marais, the Falafel Ace is an “A competitor down the WikiMedia Commons via JTA

institution distinguished by its road, you can live with,” he said.

international reputation and “But a competitor right in front eateries, the Ace’s success is heavily on tourists from Israel France-born husband.

the fact that it has kosher certi- of you is annoying. All I can tell unusual. Once home to thou- and the United States. Inside the Ace, a staff of 12

fication. It is a Marais must-see you is that there’s no war. We’re sands of Ashkenazi Jews, the “Few French Jews live here,” tends to about 15 tables so

thanks to its listing in travel too busy making a living here.” Marais, or the 4th arrondisse- he said. “It’s not like when I was closely positioned that the wait-

guides and countless reviews in Peretz interrupts the inter- ment, once had dozens of a young man and there were ers need to raise their arms to

local and international media view to ask two young ladies kosher restaurants and shops. four kosher restaurants on pass between. The bill arrives

— including The New York walking down the street if they During the 1970s, most of the every corner.” unsolicited after 20 minutes.

Times, which wrote about are interested in lunching at the Jewish residents and businesses But both the Falafel Ace and Unusual for a French eatery,

Peretz’s eatery in 2006. restaurant. When they answer left, cashing in on rising prices Mi-Va-Mi have Parisian regu- neither deserts nor coffee are

lars who swear by their merits. on offer.

One Ace lover said it has “This whole circus is actual-

“more atmosphere,” while a ly quite annoying,” said Henry

One Ace lover said the restaurant has “more atmosphere,” Mi-Va-Mi supporter said the Sultan, a Parisian Jew who

while a Mi-Va-Mi supporter said the falafel there “is lighter falafel there “is lighter and comes to the Ace with his 75-

fluffier than the Ace’s.” year-old mother, Eugenie. “But

and fluffier than the Ace’s.” During the lunch rush, ush- my mother says it’s the best and
ers join Peretz on the sidewalk, cleanest because it’s kosher, so

handing out numbers. And on we endure.”

very busy days, the ushers Over at Mi-Va-Mi, the

The Ace is so busy it has they had already eaten, he for real estate. They were demand payment in advance atmosphere is fundamentally

two lines: for take-out and assures them that their figures replaced by nonkosher busi- from patrons still standing in different. Soft-spoken and

table seating. are “gorgeous enough to afford nesses that could turn a greater line. Only the disabled and eld- slightly introverted, Ouaknine

But this incontestable popu- a second lunch,” but they walk profit from the constant flow of erly are allowed to wait inside, patiently explains to a customer

larity isn’t enough for Peretz. In away giggling. tourists in part because they out of the rain or sun, for their why some falafel balls are green

recent years, the Ace has played ”I should be wearing a red remained open on Shabbat. number to be called. on the inside — that’s the

hardball with a smaller com- clown nose with all the non- One of the restaurants barely The walls of the crowded Lebanese variety, which is Mi-

petitor, Mi-Va-Mi, across the sense I’m doing here,” he said. hanging on is the prosaically restaurant carry photos of Va-Mi’s specialty — and why

way on Rosiers Street. Since But Peretz attributes the popu- named Kosher Pizza, owned by celebrities during visits to the others, of the Egyptian kind,

opening in 1998, Mi-Va-Mi has larity of his restaurant not to his Moshe Benjamin Engelberg, Ace. The list includes Lenny are yellow, as at the Ace.

struggled in the Ace’s shadow. clowning or PR, but to a “secret who is widely regarded for his Kravitz, Benjamin Netanyahu “Ours is a family atmos-

Its owner, Martine Ouaknine, mix of spices, which we buy in thin-crusted pies. Like many and former regular Natalie phere, and we’ll stay here as

decided to open on Shabbat Israel and mix here.” vendors of Jewish food in the Portman, who still comes here long as there’s a demand for

and subsequently lost her Among the Marais’ kosher Marais, Engelberg said he relies when she’s in Paris with her that,” she said. l

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Have Things Changed or Stayed the Same?

SENIORS dates arranged by relatives and and land. Simply put, the appli- we are sick and care for our and lament for the old way of

MARCY SHOEMAKER | JE FEATURE friends. Certain words like cation or means to achieve spe- loved ones. doing things. This fear of

MANY OLDER ADULTS feel “typewriter” and “encyclope- cific goals have changed, but What has changed is how we change is not a new feeling.
there have been dramatic
changes in the world, especially dia” are foreign to our children. people’s needs are the same. do things — we may learn in There are people who viewed
throughout the 21st century.
The differences often discussed Specific inventions and how to Has the essence of life really new ways and be reminded of the invention of cars, refrigera-
range from children being
more intelligent and active to achieve and perform certain changed? the time, important dates and tors, televisions, microwaves
advancements in technology.
needs have been replaced with Despite the advancements in when to wake in the morning and smaller computers in a
Is it a valid belief that things
have changed drastically or new options. We don’t need to technology, most of our basic with other devices. We may negative light, while others
have adults continually raised
this viewpoint since the begin- watch a television show at a cer- human needs have not communicate through text embraced the changes and
ning of time?
viewed them as a new way of
There is no question that
there have been many develop- accomplishing the same goal
ments during the 21st century.
The introduction of the inter- more efficiently.
net into our daily lives and
related devices and applications It is not accurate that the
has transformed the way we
communicate, learn and relate majority of senior citizens
to others.
oppose new technologies.
It is difficult to see an indi-
vidual, no matter what their During a recent discussion with
age, who is not attached to a
cellphone. We can’t escape the a 94-year-old woman, she mar-
use of cell phones at social
events, schools, dinner tables veled about the existence of
and, unfortunately, by drivers
in cars. A senior citizen recently Google, the use of cellphones
said that she was annoyed that
cellphones are always present, and the changes that she has
even in doctors’ waiting rooms.
The cellphone has almost witnessed during her lifetime.
become a human appendage
that we use daily for entertain- Of course, there will always
ment, reading, researching and
communicating with others. be people of all generations

Technology has invaded who are not open to change.
every aspect of how we live our
lives. We are now able to con- There will always be teenagers
tinually monitor our fitness,
sleep and vital health statistics. and young adults who feel that
Paper calendars have been
replaced by digital versions. We their parents and people from
listen to music online or from
digital audio files, not from other generations lived with
CDs or records. Online shop-
ping and e-readers have been dinosaurs during the Stone
the catalysts for the dramatic
reduction of brick-and-mortar Age.
book and retail stores.
It is up to each of us to deter-
Dating websites have almost
eliminated the custom of blind mine how we perceive the

world around us.

Next time you hear a

younger person state that “you

don’t understand something

“It is not accurate that the majority of senior citizens oppose new because the world has changed

technologies. During a recent discussion with a 94-year-old woman, dramatically during your life-
time,” take a minute and

she marveled about the existence of Google, the use of cell phones explain to them that people are
and the extensive changes that she has witnessed during her lifetime.” the same and have the same
basic needs. They probably

won’t agree with you, but some

day they may remember your

tain time, wait to learn about changed. Technology has just messages, Skype and Facebook, discussion when a younger per-

the news or have large rooms to offered us a different and often but we have the same goal as son tells them that they are

house computers. more expedient way to perform people before us to connect from the Stone Age and asks

Fortunately, technology has many key functions. with others. them about how it was to live

saved many lives. Previously, But people are people; we No matter the time period, with dinosaurs. l

hearts couldn’t be repaired, cer- are all born the same way and there will always be people who

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Exhibit

Continued from Page 1

Harry Boonin, author of The ▲ Curbstone market at Fourth and Fitzwater streets in 1914.
Jewish Quarter of Philadelphia,
characterized Fourth Street in Photo courtesy of PhillyHistory.org, a project of the Philadelphia Department of Records
similarly vivid terms, as a land
of “pickle barrels and union interviews with some of the old- Palmer, “because people could- The high-end storeowners, “The neighborhood was Jewish,
enforcers, dreamers and pau- like Samuel Goldberg, went to but surrounding that Jewish
pers, curbside bookies and timers on Fourth Street, and n’t afford to buy clothing, so great lengths to please an ele- neighborhood there was a
curbside elections, saloons, vated clientele that included Polish neighborhood, African-
pool halls and feed stores — then I created this website — they bought fabric and made Jackie Kennedy and Grace American, Italian, and they all
and in the middle of all this Kelly’s mother. came to shop on Fourth Street.”
excitement were the syna- my husband helped me with it their own clothes. Actually,
gogues, dozens of them.” “He traveled around the With this museum show,
— called fabricmuseum.org.” World War II was much more world to buy very exquisite, Winitsky Palmer hopes to
The garment industry — beautiful French and Italian bring more attention to what
also known as the rag trade, or Since then, she’s become a col- difficult. All of the fabric man- fabric,” said Winitsky Palmer, Fabric Row storeowners
the schmatte trade — fed much “and also went to South accomplished.
of this commercial activity. lector of vintage fabrics, and even ufacturers were selling to the America and other countries to
There were dozens of sweat- find hand-woven and hand- “They became entrepre-
shops, fabric stores and tailors, toyed with the idea of starting a government, so there wasn’t a embroidered fabrics.” neurs,” she said. “Some of them
and the pushcart vendors who hired designers to create fabrics
couldn’t afford a brick-and- fabric museum on Fourth Street, lot of fabric to be sold in the Then there were the push- that were sold exclusively in
mortar shop sold remnants by cart vendors, half of whom sold their shops, and some of them
the side of the road. but felt it was too big a project to stores. I heard stories of my produce, while the others went into wholesale. They went
hawked remnants, trimmings beyond Fourth Street.”
All of it is known now as take on from another state. The father traveling all the way to or clothing.
Fabric Row, and it’s the focus of Most of all, the show is in
an exhibit that opens June 23 exhibit at the Philadelphia Washington to try to find fab- In addition to the fabric honor of her father, who died
called “Philadelphia’s Fabric stores, there were plenty of oth- in 1978.
Row: The Pushcart Years, 1905- History Museum, which grew rics to sell in his store.” er businesses as well.
1955” at the Philadelphia “This is a tribute to him,” she
History Museum on South out of a Fabric Row exhibit on Another section of the exhib- “There there were so many said, “and to all those who started
Seventh Street. food stores of all types, like at their businesses down there.” l
her website, seemed the most it is called “A Neighborhood of least one or two delicatessens
The curator of the exhibit, on every corner,” Winitsky “Philadelphia’s Fabric Row:
Michele Winitsky Palmer, feasible way to further explore Immigrants.” “Philadelphia was Palmer marveled. “There were The Pushcart Years, 1905-1955”
comes to the subject from a the kosher butchers, kosher opens today at the Philadelphia
personal vantage point: “My this history. The community where there were many clothing poultry shops. There were dairy History Museum at 15 S.
father had a fabric store on stores that sold milk and eggs Seventh Street. For more infor-
Fourth Street,” she said on the sponsor for the exhibit is the manufacturers,” said Winitsky and butter. T, there were fish mation about the exhibit, call
phone from her home in stores, bakeries … 215-685-4830.
Connecticut. “I lived there with Philadelphia Jewish Archives. Palmer, speaking of the late 19th
my family until I was about 4 “It was really a mix of people Contact: [email protected];
years old, on top of the store, so The exhibit covers 50 years and early 20th century. “So a lot on Fourth Street,” she added.
I grew up with fabrics. In a way, 215-832-0747
I took them for granted and in Fourth Street’s history. It of tailors and seamstresses from
really wasn’t all that interested.
They were there.” starts in 1905, when Russian Russia came over and a lot of

But something changed pogroms triggered a huge wave peddlers came over. Some of the
when she came back to
Philadelphia about 20 years ago. of Jewish immigration to the peddlers went on to establish

“I’d been living in U.S. It ends in 1955 — the year storefronts with fabrics.”
Connecticut for a long time,
since the ’60s, but I still have pushcarts were banned. That, she said, was the foun-
some family in Philadelphia,”
she said. “I went back to Fourth One of the exhibit features is dation of Fabric Row, which
Street, and I was sort of over-
come with nostalgia. Maxie’s a timeline that shows how evolved into a rather multifac-
Daughter is the store where my
dad had his store, and I walked world, national and local events eted commercial hub.
in there and burst out crying.”
impacted South Fourth Street “It was a whole range of
A writer who also worked as
an oral historian at the — with some surprising results. stores, from those who were
University of Connecticut,
Winitsky Palmer decided to “The Depression actually selling schmattes of not very
conduct some research on the
subject of Fabric Row, and got was not a bad time at all on good quality to others who
caught up in the project.
Fourth Street,” said Winitsky were very high end.”
“I did a series of oral history

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Fertility

Continued from Page 1

“I know it sounds cliché, but who grew up in Cherry Hill, ▲ The Feingolds met as campers at and set up appointments. Oct. 19 implant, following a
I feel so lucky to be a mom where she attended Congre- Camp Ramah 22 years ago. “She interviewed us right pregnancy where Lisa did basi-
every day,” said Lisa, who is gation Beth El. “The emotional cally nothing but work, come
looking forward to celebrating part is certainly a big one. Just ▶ Ron Feingold, baby Lev and Lisa away to get to know us. You home and rest in bed, Lev
Lev’s first birthday, July 15, on as a woman when you want to Feingold. could tell right away she was on came into the world at
the beach at Longport with her start a family I felt bad I our team. This fund is pretty Pennsylvania Hospital — a
family. “It changes motherhood couldn’t do it. I had wanted to just turning 30, just getting amazing. I don’t think there’s week late, in fact.
when you go through a time be a mom my whole life. into our careers. So to think anything else like it in the
when you think you’re not about spending an additional Jewish community. “Lisa was born to be a
going to be able to be a mom. “I’m the youngest of four. $10,000 is not an easy deci- mother, but we’re really lucky it
One of my sisters has four kids. sion. But we would’ve done “They wanted to help. For took the first time,” Ron said.
“Every day I wake up with One has three kids. My mom something or paid any price to us, telling people about JFCS “Some people have to do more
Lev I feel grateful. Beyond that, had four kids. We had no histo- have a child.” and this fund, which has given than one round — if it even
our son is a happy kid. We’ve ry of fertility problems in my so much to us, it’s the least we works. While we did have a
just enjoyed parenting, and even family, so I was not expecting at Thanks to the Fertility Fund can do. It helps grow Jewish limited amount of eggs, now
on the tough days we feel lucky.” all to have any issues. at Jewish Family and Children’s families. It strengthened our we have a son and feel very for-
Service of Greater Philadelphia, family in ways I can’t begin to tunate and grateful.
Their story is a testament to “Throughout this process, they didn’t have to do so. express. The amount of stress
faith, perseverance and — as I’ve become very open with it. it took off our shoulders was “It’s easy for us to look back
she’s the first to admit — just I’ll talk about something that Created in 2012 by Ira and such a gift.” now because we have a child
dumb luck. doesn’t get talked about, which Eva Greenberg, a Center City and people who go through this
is a shame, because it’s some- couple who — similar to the Even with the financial bur- may not be as fortunate. But
Lisa and Ron first met at thing you need so much sup- Feingolds — were able to have den eased, they were, in many you’re not alone on this jour-
Camp Ramah in 1994 and port on because you’re going children through IVF, it was ways, just getting started. ney, and it’s not as uncommon
stayed friends through the through so much.” their way of giving back. as you may believe.”
years while both attended what First, Lisa had to get preg-
was then Akiba Hebrew Once they began to open up “Part of what makes our nant through IVF, which Their happy ending even
Academy. Then he went off to about their “secret,” Ron and children’s presence in our lives requires having eggs retrieved now still seems beyond belief.
Penn State and she went to Lisa got immediate support so extraordinarily special is the from her ovary, which are fer-
Binghamton University – State from their families. Around the tilized outside the womb, then “Lev is our miracle. We feel
University of New York, before same time, they received implanted back a few days later. so grateful, and we want to give
they reconnected years later. encouraging news from the back to other people who are
second fertility specialist she She was able to produce five going through it. I’m so excited
Eventually they started dat- began seeing in Cherry Hill, eggs. Of that number, only two for his first birthday. I still say
ing, got engaged and married who informed them that IVF made it through the process, to Ronnie, ‘I can’t believe he’s
— on New Year’s Eve 2012. was viable. meaning there was no chance here.’ ” l
to freeze the rest for a future
Shortly afterward, they By that point, the bills had pregnancy. Even then, they lost Contact:
decided to start trying to raise a begun to mount. Infertility is one of what would’ve been
family, only to run into unex- seldom covered by health twins after 17 weeks. [email protected];
pected difficulties. Following a insurance or, at best, it will pick
few months of trying, seeing up a portion of the costs. Still, nine months after the 215-832-0729
doctors to try to figure out what

Lev is our miracle. We feel so grateful, and we want to give back to
other people who are going through it. I’m so excited for his first birthday. I
still say to Ronnie, ‘I can’t believe he’s here.’ ”

LISA FEINGOLD

was wrong and going through That kind of stress makes long journey we faced in realiz-

tests, they learned the truth. what’s already a difficult situa- ing our dreams,” Ira Greenberg

Lisa was suffering from tion worse, especially when a told the Jewish Exponent in

endometriosis, a painful con- couple has to make hard choices 2014. “We have a strong urge to

dition in which tissue that nor- about how much they can spend. help others in the Jewish com-

mally grows inside the lining “Financially, it’s very taxing,” munity going through IVF.”

of the uterus grows outside said Ron, an environmental Like the Feingolds, who

and can impact various aspects consultant from Elkins Park were told about the fund

of a woman’s life, including and Congregation Adath through a friend, they were

pregnancy. Jeshurun. “Until we even got to not only accepted but taken in

It was a stark realization the specialists, we had a spent almost as if being part of the

which was further compound- thousands of dollars going to family.

ed because they didn’t know doctors and on different trials “The way anything with fer-

where to turn. and medications. tility works, it’s very time sensi-

“There’s a lot of challenges “IVF itself just for a treat- tive,” Lisa explained. “[JFCS

with infertility,” said Lisa, a ment and the doctor is clinial supervisor] Robin Sabag

Center City dental hygienist, $10,000 minimum. We were immediately called me back

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OPINION

EDITORIAL Anti-BDS Laws Don’t

Economic Support Perpetuate Discrimination

for Terrorism? BY EUGENE KONTOROVICH that maintain sexual-orienta- the Jewish state itself. They can
tion boycotts. Indeed, many notice, as they do in other dis-
DOES FOREIGN AID to the Palestinian Authority contribute to ON JUNE 16, the New Jersey localities even require state crimination situations, the
terrorism? An independent study in the United Kingdom suggests Assembly was expected to have contractors to engage in affir- broader context: that the BDS
that it indirectly does, pointing to the P.A.’s much criticized policy a final vote on a bill restricting mative action hiring policies — movement is a direct continua-
of paying the salaries of people on the government payroll while the state’s dealings with compa- even if the contractors have a tion of the Arab League boycott,
they are serving time for terrorism. nies that boycott Israel. The principled objection to affirma- which is as old as Israel itself.
measure would have the tive action. The contractors are The boycott existed before
The pro-Israel community has been making just such an accu- Garden State join the nine entitled to their viewpoints, but Israel took control of territories
sation for years. The recent report by the Overseas Development states that have already adopted the state can legislate about across the 1949 Armistice Lines.
Institute adds a crucial voice to the analysis. According to the such measures in just the past their business practices.
study, the evaluation of a $224 million grant by the U.K.’s year. The week before, Gov. It is true that Israel is not
Department for International Development (DFID) to pay for the Andrew Cuomo signed an Moreover, if refusing to do synonymous with Jews. But
expansion of the Palestinian civil government workforce “suggests executive order implementing business with a country consti- having a largely Jewish popula-
that people who know their families will still receive their salary similar policies in New York. tutes protected speech because tion, and being home to the plu-
and that they will have a job waiting for them after time in jail
have less reason to avoid committing a violent act.” These bills are motivated by It is true that Israel is not synonymous with Jews.
state lawmakers’ conviction that But having a largely Jewish population, and
One big caveat is that much of that 13-year period covered by boycotts of Israel are fundamen- being home to the plurality of the world’s Jews,
the report does not include the five-year period of the DFID grant. tally discriminatory and often a it is certainly a proxy for Jewishness.
Nonetheless, two members of Parliament criticized the aid. Sir Eric thin veil for anti-Semitic motives.
Pickles, a Conservative lawmaker, said: “British taxpayers will be They have passed by overwhelm- it expresses criticism of a coun- rality of the world’s Jews, it is
shocked to learn that we are helping to fund an equal opportunity ing bipartisan votes. But some try, then the opposite is also certainly a proxy for Jewishness.
employment policy for convicted terrorists.” And MP Joan Ryan, critics of the measures have true. That is, choosing to do Just as a company runs afoul of
who chairs Labour Friends of Israel, called for an independent recently begun to argue that they business could also be a politi- discrimination rules by using
inquiry to make sure tax revenue is spent on building peace rather violate the First Amendment. cal statement. Yet as Israel boy- proxies like “neighborhood” for
than “ending up in the pockets of convicted terrorists.” cotters love to point out, some impermissible bias, lawmakers
None of the laws ban or U.S. states adopted boycotts of can reasonably conclude that an
The British government is now investigating the issue. But the punish criticism of Israel, or South Africa. Today, many boycot of Israel is such a proxy.
prospect of an increase in international criticism of P.A. practices stop anyone from boycotting states restrict business with
raises the question of what the international community can do. Israel. They apply solely to companies because of their The American Civil
The ODI study noted that “in the absence of donor support, a businesses that contract with or business with Iran or Sudan. Liberties Union in New Jersey
prospective collapse of the Palestinian economy would create get investment money from came out against the bill. Under
acute adjustment costs, with an associated risk of an escalation in state governments. If choosing whether to do the statute, like its companions
violence.” Put a different way: You think it’s bad now? Imagine business with a country is pro- in other states, regular com-
how bad things would be without the P.A. These laws simply say: If you tected speech, it would lead to mercial decisions that are not
want the state to do business the surprising conclusion that boycott-related do not trigger
That’s actually a serious issue. Even with all of its problems, the with you, you need to abide by states could not regulate any the law’s provisions.
P.A. is an internationally sanctioned body that cooperates with the state’s policies of sound and such conduct. The Constitution
Israel on security measures, and it is the Palestinian address that fair business practices, includ- is content neutral and protects Critics of the bill, including
Israel deals with in negotiations large and small. But while those ing anti-discrimination rules. expressing support for the gov- the ACLU, use this banal fea-
functions are important, they cannot excuse encouragement and ernment of Iran as much as it ture to argue that the statute
sanctioning of terror. Rather, the international community should Take, for example, a compa- protects criticism of it. creates a “thought police” that
vigorously insist that President Mahmoud Abbas make good on ny whose CEO speaks out will have to determine a com-
his public promises to stop salary payments to terrorists. strongly against Israel and hangs Some boycott apologists say pany’s “motivation” in not
a banner from its headquarters they are just standing up for doing business with Israel.
A peace breakthrough may not be in the cards at this time. But that says “Zionism = Racism.” human rights. That’s what they However, anti-discrimination
it should be possible to raise the economic consequence of com- That company would in no way say — but state legislators are not law typically requires the gov-
mitting an act of terror, and it is not unreasonable to demand that be affected by such laws. bound by the First Amendment ernment to make a decision
the P.A. do its part to help achieve that result. This is another to agree with them, any more than about motives.
instance where actions speak louder than words. l That’s because these laws are they were obligated to accept the
not about speech or viewpoints. argument of some apartheid apol- The ACLU does not see oth-
Join the They are about discriminatory ogists that they are really motivat- er anti-discrimination laws as
conversation! business decisions. Whether ed by fighting communism. creating a “thought police” into
one agrees or not with such laws company’s motives. But there is
Tell us what you’re thinking as a policy matter, there is no Instead, state legislators are only one Constitution, and its
question they do not pose a free to take the word of the meaning does not change when
and interact with the community at First Amendment problem. founders and leaders of the boy- it comes to Israel. l
cott, divestment and sanctions
jewishexponent.com Under well-established U.S. (BDS) movement, who have Eugene Kontorovich is a professor at
Supreme Court precedent, repeatedly made clear that their
Connect with us on states can choose not to do problem is with the existence of Northwestern University’s Pritzker
business with companies that
they regard as engaged in dis- School of Law.
criminatory activity. That is
how states routinely legislate,
for example, that their taxpayer
money will not go to businesses

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OPINION

Hasbara — A Tale KVETCH ’N KVELL

of Official Neglect When Lack of Objectivity Leads
to Willful Blindness
BY BARRY SHAW Strategic Affairs and ence. They also led a group of
Information Ministry had been both Christian and Jewish IN ITS JUNE 9 EDITORIAL, “When Not to Act Against Anti-
THOSE OF US fighting allocated 100 million shekels to Israel supporters in a face-to- Semites,” the Jewish Exponent asserts, “The fact that many far-
against the tsunami of anti- fight anti-Israel activism, there face confrontation with BDS right anti-Semites are supporters of Republican presidential
Israel haters were not surprised is no clear action plan in place. supporters outside Amsterdam candidate Donald Trump further complicates matters.” But the
to read the State Comptroller’s Simply put, it is a case of throw- City Hall over the proposed existence, by any measure, of infinitely more prevalent and violent
report accusing Israeli govern- ing money at a problem but with cooperation plan between the anti-Semitism from the left, of course, does not present any com-
ment ministries of gross negli- no clear idea how to solve it. cities of Amsterdam and Tel plications from the standpoint of the editorial board.
gence in the fight against Aviv that people were protest-
anti-Israel activism. With a lack of understanding ing. These two girls also organ- That very left comes out in droves in support of Democratic
what is happening abroad, it ized a pro-Israel rally in Dam presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, an enthusiastic cheer-
The headlines of one Israeli will be tempting for govern- Square at the time of the 2014 leader of the Iran nuclear deal and President Obama’s policies
media outlet, covering the State ment ministries to take the easy Hamas terror assault on Israel. toward Israel. That very left supports Bernie Sanders, who libeled
Comptroller’s report, called the road and form a coalition with Israel on many occasions and appointed two Israel-haters to help
government “dysfunctional” the major Jewish organizations It takes a network to defeat a draft the 2016 Democratic national platform.
and “failing utterly” in its fight abroad, including offering them network and the Israeli govern-
against the boycott, divestment funding. This may be a mistake ment really has to learn what is This unwillingness to recognize the objective reality is another
and sanctions (BDS) movement. for a number of reasons. happening out there and use that example of Jewish willful blindness.
knowledge with precision to sup-
What has been glaringly In certain countries, it has port, particularly with funding, Isaac Svartsman | Philadelphia
absent in the report has been been the major Jewish organi- the NGOs and local groups who
the total lack of involvement in zations that have been unable have the successful track records Inquirer Editor Still Gets it Wrong
local diplomacy abroad not or unwilling to promote affir- of achievements on behalf of THANK YOU PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER editor Bill
only by our ministries, but also mative pro-Israel actions in Israel. They cannot squander Marimow for unwittingly validating Lee Bender and Jerry Verlin’s
by our overseas embassies. times of Israeli need. In fact, preciously short resources on point that mainstream mass media reporting on Israel is imbal-
Officials both at home and this is what has led to the devel- heavy establishment organiza- anced, inaccurate and skewed against Israel by his ironic quote in
abroad have abandoned Israeli opment of so many grassroots tions that have let our supporters the article, “Website Aims to Expose Distortions in Reporting
supporters with an arrogance support groups who have taken down so badly and have been About Israel” (June 16). Marimow states, “In covering Israel and
that is hard to explain. to the streets to confront the unwilling or unable to act for Palestine, we strive to be accurate and fair on issues that are of
anti-Israel protagonists when Israel when needed. great importance to our readers and supporters of the two sides.”
I cannot begin to list the they have been demonstrating
limitless complaints I receive for Hamas or boycotting local Our embassies must be By the use of the term “Palestine,” he is accepting the Arab
from supporters who have been stores selling Israeli products. manned by young, enthusiastic narrative that an entity called Palestine exists. The fact is that no
turned away by Israeli embassy diplomats trained and guided such entity exists. The area he is referring to is governed by the
officials when they have asked It would also be wrong for by effective NGOs to assist the Palestinian Authority that rules over 98 percent of the Palestinian
for minimal assistance in the government to lump their Arabs. By using the term Palestine, he bestows a false status on the
Palestinian Authority.
Our embassies must be manned by young, enthusiastic diplomats
trained and guided by effective NGOs to assist the nimble local groups Leonard Getz | Merion
with material, logistical and budget needs, as these are our first-line
rapid-response teams in times of emergency. U.N.’s Post-Mandate Partition Was Illegal
BENNETT AARON STATES THAT Bernie Sanders “should
organizing pro-Israel events actions abroad through nation- nimble local groups with mate- know that the United Nations decision in 1947 to end the British
and actions as part of their al Jewish organizations rial, logistical and budget Mandate established after World War I that divided the region
efforts to take on the anti-Israel because, in many countries, the needs, as these are our first- into two sections was absolutely correct” (“Why Bernie Sanders Is
groups in their local towns. most affirmative action-mind- line, rapid-response teams in Wrong on Israel,” June 16).
ed groups have been Christian times of emergency. They know
I personally can vouch for supporters of Israel. the territory and know the local To the contrary, said partition was incorrect. When the League
the lack of concern by certain enemy who are hyper-active in of Nations approved the British Mandate for Palestine in 1922, it
key embassy people in my Two of many examples I can trying to defeat us. adopted the language set forth therein, as confirmed by the Allied
attempts to set up special Israeli quote of brave pro-Israel advo- Powers after World War I, “in favor of the establishment in
advocacy groups in certain cacy have been set by Nigel Readers will be amazed at the Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people.”
countries. I wasn’t asking for Goodrich, a Scottish teacher, spectacular successes achieved by
money — just for them to who has built a coalition of 12 these local groups and NGOs. Howard Grief opined on this subject in an article reprinted in
arrange contacts and simple Scottish branches of Friends of With greater help, these willing the Algemeiner on Jan. 29. Grief, referring to Article 80, noted that
logistical help. Israeli hasbara at Israel, and two Dutch girls, warriors can take the battle to our under “this provision of international law (the Charter is an inter-
the local level, it seems, is not Brenda Aartsen and Sabine enemies and win many more vic- national treaty), Jewish rights to Palestine and the Land of Israel
their task, at least not with indi- Sterk, who have voluntarily, tories because our cause is right, were not to be altered in any way unless there had been an interven-
viduals or small local groups, and at no small cost and sacri- and we have both the moral and ing trusteeship agreement between the states or parties con-
despite the fact that these are fice to themselves, created legal rights on our side. l cerned, which would have converted the Mandate into a trusteeship
the people who are our most Time to Stand With Israel. or trust territory.”  Such action never occurred, and therefore, all
avid and enthusiastic activists. Barry Shaw is a senior associate for rights included in the British Mandate, as approved and adopted by
I spoke at one of their the League of Nations, accrued to the “Jewish people.” l
Despite a newspaper head- events, which drew a large and public diplomacy at the Israel Institute
line in July 2015 saying that the enthusiastic Christian audi- Arthur Solomon Safir | Retired N.J. Deputy Attorney General
for Strategic Studies.
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Singing Through Life, From Italy to Philadelphia

ARTS Gayer grew up in Southwest After two years at Temple audition, and I got into a show and say, ‘Can you come and do
Philadelphia before moving to University, she moved to with a very famous tenor this show?’ and I would say I
MARISSA STERN | JE STAFF Cheltenham, where she lived Pittsburgh with her husband, named Jan Peerce; he was the have to hire a housekeeper so
for a while. She’s back living in who was in dental school there. one who inspired me — in the you have to pay me enough to
JOSEPHA GAYER HAS lived Philadelphia today. She double majored in voice show I talk about this — and he make my ends meet,” she
out many of her dreams, the and music education at came up to me and said, laughed. “Life changed and I
most recent of which was being She got her singing start in Carnegie Mellon University. ‘Shayna maidel, go back and went on to get divorced and
able to do a one-woman show. her synagogue at Beth Am study,’” she remembered with a remarried. I then made my
Israel before it moved to Penn “I graduated from Carnegie laugh. “This was in 1973.” debut at the New York City
After seeing the legendary, Valley. Synagogues were really Mellon, and then I had three Opera in 1986 — 10, 11 years
late Elaine Stritch perform a the foundation for her growing children and didn’t sing a note And she listened. after my first professional
one-woman show in New York, musical talent, which influ- for 10 years,” she said. “I was During her college years, she debut — and it’s been going on
Gayer thought, “That would be enced her greatly. raising my kids and, in those realized her voice was growing. ever since.”
so much fun to do.”
At Beth Am, she started by days, it wasn’t easy to go on the JOSEPHA GAYER Her credits include Mrs.
It should probably be men- helping lead junior congrega- road. It’s much easier today for Bass in Tobias Picker’s
tioned by now that Gayer, a tion services, where she learned singers to do that.” With that in mind and Peerce’s Emmeline with Santa Fe Opera,
Philadelphia native, is an to get up and sing in front of a advice, she turned to opera. Buttercup in Gilbert and
accomplished opera singer, big group of people. Her par- This was in “olden times,” Sullivan’s H.M.S. Pinafore and
known for playing more ents later joined Temple Sinai she laughed. “I always wanted to do Cecilia March in Little Women
comedic roles, such as the Old in West Oak Lane before it Broadway, but my voice got big with Glimmerglass Opera
Lady in Candide. moved to Dresher. That’s where But her love for singing and bigger. I realized it wasn’t a among many, many others.
Gayer started doing her first didn’t stay dormant for too Broadway voice, and so that’s She’s performed with compa-
In 2011, she was on a two- theatrical shows, including The long. She just got a later start what I did,” she said. nies in cities all over the coun-
week to trip in Italy with her Pajama Game and Kismet. than some of her colleagues. try and the world.
daughter, Robin, when she was She found a voice teacher in
connected to actor and director When she was 17, she sang She and her late ex-husband Philadelphia with whom she “I’m lucky to have the career
Brian Lane Green. He told her in a quartet at Congregation moved back to Philadelphia. He studied, as Peerce suggested. I did because I was one of the
he could help her with a one- Beth Sholom in Elkins Park. opened a dental practice, and Two years later, she made her top character mezzos in the
woman show. they joined Congregations of professional debut with the U.S.,” she said, adding she was
“I had never done anything Shaare Shamayim. Pittsburgh Symphony, singing especially known for playing
“I said, ‘I’m in Italy with my like that before,” she said. Gustav Mahler’s “Symphony comedic roles. “Not bad for a
daughter,’ and he said, ‘That’s a “You sing every Friday night Gayer started doing shows No. 8.” little girl from Philadelphia.”
great idea for a show,’” Gayer and Saturday morning and all there, such as South Pacific. A
recalled. “He said, ‘Every time a the Jewish holidays — you friend she met at the syna- “I was off and running,” she She remembers specifically
song comes into your head while learn how to just get up there gogue knew someone at the said. “It was amazing.” when she played the Old Lady
you’re traveling, write it down.’” and do it.” traveling music fairs, including in a production of Candide, a
one in Valley Forge, which Her age was unique, setting comedic role in the operetta
And she did. While her career seemingly have since closed. her apart from her younger col- based on Voltaire’s piece of the
These thoughts and scrib- started to take off, she switched leagues. While she was busy same name, with music written
blings of songs — from gears and didn’t sing for 10 Her friend encouraged her raising her children, she found by Leonard Bernstein.
“Mambo Italiano” to “We years. to audition. success nonetheless. Bernstein’s daughter came to a
Open in Venice” from Kiss Me, performance Gayer was in and
Kate — became Renaissance: “I went and I made the cut. I “It took me a while for told her, “My father would have
Notes From Italy. In the show, went to New York, sang an things to really pop for me laughed and cried over you,”
which she started performing because people would call me something Gayer never forgot.
in 2013, she talks about the
trip that she said allowed her She grew up in a musical
and her daughter to find some- home, which helped spark
thing “20 years of therapy her passion for singing and
couldn’t give you.” performing.
Though, of course, besides
bringing her closer to her “Music has been a part of my
daughter, the trip allowed her life, my whole life,” she said. “I
time to sightsee as they had cannot imagine what people
15 days to travel, explore — feel like who don’t have music
and eat. go through their soul. I just
“I saved two places in Italy can’t imagine. I thought every-
for gelato, Rome and Florence, body got a chill and goose-
and I was not disappointed, let bumps when an overture
me tell you,” she laughed. started to play. I found out later
She will bring the perform- not everybody experienced
ance, which includes classical that, but I always did.
pieces and selections from the
Great American Songbook, to “I’ve had a wonderfully
the RRazz Room at the Prince charmed life.” l
Theater on June 26 in celebra-
tion of her debut CD release Contact:
July 1 of the same name.
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From Founding Mothers to ARTsisters:
Defining the American Dream

ART about anything,’” she recalled ▲ Linda Dubin Garfield, founder of ARTsisters, created Betsy’s Almost Done for the American Dreams exhibit at
telling her. the Old City Jewish Art Center next month.
RACHEL KURLAND | JE STAFF
So, ARTsisters was born, and inches of space given — to dis- and some people just sign their art, very diverse styles, diverse
WHILE DEMOCRATS WILL now the group has about 26 play her interpretation of Betsy last name. They don’t want peo- media, the whole thing is just an
be making history at the Wells members. Ross’ near finished work. ple to know that they’re women eye opener for people who come
Fargo Center next month, local because maybe people won’t in and see what women can do.” l
female artists will be showcas- They started out smaller Using paper that resembled buy the art,” she said.
ing “herstory” in Old City. though, holding monthly shows fabric and a needle and thread, Contact:
and meetings, but they always she created Betsy’s Almost Done. “I think that us having this [email protected];
While July in Philadelphia is remembered to give back to show and seeing this strong 215-832-0737
sure to be doused in red, white their community with their art. “They’re supposed to be women’s presence of very diverse
and blue — Independence Day like the practice ones that
and the Democratic National “The mission is professional Betsy Ross made before she
Convention are around the cor- women artists who help each finally decided on the actual
ner — now the Old City Jewish other and the community pattern that we would have,”
Art Center is also getting through their art,” she added. she said.
involved in the festivities. “We always had a charitable
component that we would give Of the more than 20 artists
The center will showcase a percentage of the sales to an participating — some are
work from ARTsisters for the agency of some sort or we Jewish but not all — about 50 to
entire month of July with an would donate art to an art 60 pieces of their art will be
exhibit called American Dreams. cause.” shown at the center.

ARTsisters is a collective The group once donated “We wanted a theme that
group of female artists — about their art to a child advocacy would attract the people who
24 contributed to this showcase center, for example, and the are coming [for the DNC] and
— and their pieces will be tied center made $3,000 that it have something to do with
to the DNC and their interpre- wouldn’t otherwise have by sell- America in a positive way,” said
tations of the quintessential ing those pieces. Garfield, who belongs to
“American dream.” Congregation Beth Hamedrosh
The women often met in the in Wynnewood.
The center also will host since-closed Borders coffee shop
receptions on July 1 and 24 for in Wynnewood — also the Although humble, Garfield
the artists and visitors. A por- neighborhood where Garfield is just glad that the women of
tion of the proceeds made by the lives — or different people’s ARTsisters are making a differ-
center will be given to the Hope homes to discuss criticisms, reac- ence — like many other women
Partnership for Education. tions and ideas for new exhibits. in politics and the world today.

Linda Dubin Garfield But the monthly business “Women are underrepre-
founded ARTsisters 11 years meeting was strictly for board sented in art and museums.
ago when she wanted to pursue members because “30 women There’s so many different artists
making a decision is sometimes

The mission is professional women artists “DEEPLY COMPELLING. BRODY AND HAYEK
who help each other and the community through GIVE POWERFUL PERFORMANCES.”
their art.”
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LINDA DUBIN GARFIELD

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But with her one longtime For Garfield’s piece, she cre-
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DeBrocky, she felt a connection.
She made two smaller pieces
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CHICKEN
CURRY DISH

MELDS THAI AND

INDIAN INFLUENCES

FOOD

KERI WHITE | JE FOOD COLUMNIST

THIS MENU WAS born out of a desire to create Indian dishes
that work for the Exponent audience.

Because many meat curries and kebabs are either marinated
in yogurt or finished with ghee (clarified butter), they present a
problem in the dairy/meat realm. I started experimenting with
coconut milk and found the result was pretty terrific in both fla-
vor and texture. Best of all, it elicited unbridled praise from my
teen daughter, a rare commodity indeed.

The fact that the dish veered more toward Thailand than India
in the end didn’t really matter.

The broccolini was a bit of a revelation, too. I have used this tra-
ditionally Indian “Sabzi” preparation many times with carrots, cau-
liflower, potatoes and peas, but was unsure about how broccolini, a
vegetable that is not generally associated with that part of the world,
would behave. It may well have been the best version of the dish I’ve
ever made, and now will be a go-to in my side dish arsenal.

For dessert, I would opt for something simple, yet exotic:
sliced mangos garnished with fresh mint leaves, pineapple
chunks sprinkled with toasted coconut flakes, passion fruit sor-
bet, tamarind or guava popsicles. The latter can often be found
in Latino or Asian markets.

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GREEN CHICKEN CURRY Heat the oil in a large pot. CURRY PICKLES warm, at room temperature or
WITH COCONUT well chilled. The leftovers are
Remove the chicken pieces 2 cucumbers, skin on, excellent on sandwiches.
1½ lbs. boneless chicken sliced thinly
1 bunch cilantro from the marinade (save the Serves 4 generously. BUY 1 ENTREE
1 onion 3 tablespoons white
4 cloves garlic marinade) and sear them in the vinegar CUMIN BROCCOLINI 1/2 OFFGET SECOND ENTREE
1 can of coconut milk,
oil, about one minute per side. 1 teaspoon salt 2 bunches broccolini, Be
shaken and divided 2 tablespoons sugar rinsed and trimmed, if heard.
Juice of 1 lime Pour the marinade over the 1 teaspoon curry powder needed
¾ teaspoon salt ¾ cup water Email
Red pepper flakes to taste (or seared chicken, and add the 2 tablespoons canola oil your letters
Place the cucumbers in a ½ teaspoon salt
fresh chili pepper, or hot remaining ½ can of coconut small bowl and set aside. ½ teaspoon pepper to the
sauce such as Sriracha) 2 tablespoons cumin seeds editor.
2 tablespoons canola oil milk. Cover the pan and lower In a small skillet, place the
remaining ingredients and In a large skillet, heat the oil, [email protected]
In a blender or food proces- the heat to simmer. Cook for salt, pepper and cumin seeds; let
sor, make the marinade: Puree bring to a boil. it cook until the seeds splutter.
cilantro, onion, garlic, ½ can two hours until the chicken falls Pour the mix-
coconut milk, lime juice, salt and ture over the Add the broccolini and stir
pepper or hot sauce, if using. apart when poked with a fork. cucumbers to coat it with spices. Cover and
and allow it cook over medium until just
Place the chicken in a large Using two forks, pull the to sit for 10 done, about eight minutes.
Ziploc bag or Tupperware, and minutes. While cooking, stir several
cover with the blended mari- chicken into times to ensure the spices
nade. Refrigerate it anywhere These can stay remain evenly distributed.
from an hour to a full day. shreds, taste in the brine,
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TORAH PORTION

Manna from Heaven in More Ways than One CANDLE LIGHTING

June 24 8:15 p.m.

July 1 8:15 p.m.

BY RABBI JOEL HECKER appearance of bdellium. The jewelry fell along with it; adopt- went out and gathered and impulse to interpret, both in
people would go about and ing various flavors just as blessed the supernal Name over terms of the Torah’s plain
Parashat Be’ha’alotekha gather it and grind it between mother’s milk does; manifest- it. That manna emitted a fra- meaning, and in terms that will
millstones or pound it in a pes- ing multiple colors like a grance like all the spices of the inspire spiritual seeking. On a
SEFER BEMIDBAR IS filled tle and cook it in a cauldron demon; age-appropriate tastes Garden of Eden, since it had mundane level, we think of
with narrative episodes follow- and make it into cakes. Its taste and textures; the ability to be flowed through there in tasting and eating as common
ing the spectacles of exodus and was like the creaminess of oil. absorbed throughout the body’s descending. Once they placed it activities, practices that nour-
revelation. The desert sojourn When the dew would descend limbs without need for elimina- in front of them, they tasted ish our bodies and perhaps
has begun — real life with its upon the camp at night, the tion; encased in a box-like whatever taste they desired and serve as tableaux in which we
attendant difficulties. manna would come down upon structure of dew; bearing enor- blessed the supernal King. enjoy the company of family
it (Numbers 11:6– 10). mous proportions; and so on Then it was blessed in each and friends.
Kvetching is a regular fea- (BT Yoma 75–76a). one’s belly, and he would con-
ture of the stories that follow, as Psalms 78:25 already refers to template and know above, gaz- The rabbis, and the kabbal-
the Israelites endure the hard- the manna as bread of the Philo, the ancient Jewish ing upon divine Wisdom. ists in particular, challenge us
ships that inevitably accompa- angels. Speculating about an his- philosopher, explained that sus- Therefore they were called to think with humility about
ny 40 years in the desert — torical and naturalistic basis for tenance descending from the Generation of Knowledge. the sources of our food, but also
uncomfortable mattresses and a the story, some modern Bible heavens could only refer to These were scions of faith, and to reimagine eating as a way in
repetitive menu. Some of their scholars have suggested that the divine wisdom. This line of to them was given Torah, to which we transform our bodies
complaints arise from fuzzy manna is a natural substance thinking was recast in the contemplate her and know her and minds through interaction
nostalgia, as they recall the lux- formed by the activity of a type ancient midrash (Mekhilta on ways.” (Zohar 62b; transl. from with the world around us. l
uries they imagine had been of plant lice upon the yellowish- Exodus 13:17): “[God said], ‘I The Zohar: Pritzker Edition,
their lot when they were still white flaky sap of the tamarisk will cause them to go about in Vol. 4, p. 338.) Rabbi Dr. Joel Hecker is associate
slaves in Egypt. tree, commonly found in the the wilderness for forty years so
wilderness of northern Arabia that they may eat the manna Here, the manna is not only professor of Jewish mysticism at the
Thus, we read in this week’s (Childs, The Book of Exodus). and drink the water of the well, a miraculous food from the
parashah: Who will feed us and the Torah will be assimilat- blessed holy one; it is the medi- Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
meat? We remember the fish we More far-fetched modern ed into their bodies.’” The man- um through which one comes
used to eat in Egypt for free, the readings have suggested that na here is idealized as a perfect to have a reciprocal relationship and author of the forthcoming Mys-
cucumbers and the melons and since the people enjoyed a heav- wisdom delivery vehicle, con- with God. True, it could have
the leeks and the onions and enly vision after consuming the cealed within a foodstuff. whatever taste one wanted, but tical Bodies, Mystical Meals: Eating
the garlic. Now our throats are manna, the cause may have it was only through spiritual
dry ... (Numbers 11:4–6). been from psilocybin features The kabbalists of the Zohar contemplation of divine benefi- and Embodiment in Medieval Kabbal-
that can grow in fungus, possi- expanded upon this interpreta- cence that one would come to
Mirage-like memories bly from grain that may have tion, viewing the consumption know celestial wisdom. ah, and of The Zohar: Pritzker Edition,
seduce them into griping about kept poorly in storage (Merkur, of manna as a method for inter-
the manna that descends for The Mystery of Manna). nalizing divine wisdom, a The naturalistic and fantas- Vols. 11–12. The Board of Rabbis of
them miraculously every day. transformation of holiness into tical approaches to conceptual-
In the biblical description, the In rabbinic legend, the man- corporeality. izing the nature of the manna Greater Philadelphia is proud to pro-
manna was like coriander seed, na becomes a magical phenom- points to the recurrent Jewish
and its appearance was like the enon: Precious stones and “All those scions of faith vide the Torah commentary for the

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Celebrating at the Shore

IN RECENT YEARS, it has become a tradition for the Jewish
Federation of Greater Philadelphia to celebrate its generous sup-
porters “down the Shore.” On July 24, 2015, immediate past Jewish
Federation President Sherrie Savett graciously hosted a group of
donors at her home for a pre-Shabbat party, where they could
toast to the Jewish community and the importance of taking an
active role in repairing the world.

This year, Caroline and Robert Zuritsky are carrying on this
custom in their home in Margate on July 8, where Jewish
Federation friends will connect with each other over cocktails and
hors d’oeuvres.

Featured on this page are photos from last year’s event.

From left: Wayne and Kimby Kimmel with Margie and Brian Wargon.

From left: Scott Barsky, Brett Studner and Marc Brownstein.

From left: Gail Norry, Ellyn Golder Saft, Susan Schwartz and Robin Katz.

The evening’s host, immediate past Jewish Federation President
Sherrie Savett (center), with Alan Hoffman (left) and Mark Blaskey.

Sherrie Savett and Jewish Federation President Bud Newman listen to the evening’s guest speaker, Harlan Rosen,

Barbara and Arthur Karafin. Danielle Weiss and Mitch Sterling. who participated in the Renaissance Group’s Israel360 program. Photos by John Dimaio
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Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s

Main Event

SAVE THE DATE

THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10, 2016

Featuring Bravo TV’s
Andy Cohen

Please Touch Museum

4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia, PA 19131

Event Co-Chairs:
Beth and David Blum & Meredith and Stephen Moss

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At the event you will receive a pre-release
copy of Andy Cohen’s new autobiography
Superficial: More Adventures from the
Andy Cohen Diaries.

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▲ GIANNA ROSE KLINE Sharing in the happiness is Joani S. Lazar, his maternal grandmother, of
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Danielle and Kevin Kline of Dresher, along with big sister Micaela Renée, Joining in welcoming Henry are his maternal aunt, Rachel Rubel of Bryn Mawr;
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NEWSMAKERS Delaware Valley philanthropist, business and community

Ezra Wohlgelernter, a leader in the Jewish community over the leader Ernie Scheller received an honorary doctoral degree
past 30 years and a co-founding partner of Feldman Shepherd
Wohlgelernter Tanner Weinstock & Dodig LLP, was installed as from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. The ceremony took
president of the Philadelphia Trial Lawyers Association. After
previously serving as association vice president and president- place in Beer-Sheva, Israel.
elect, Wohlgelernter will serve a one-year term as president.
Scheller and his wife, Roberta, have been connected with
With 34 years of professional experience and service as the
vice chair of the Senior Law Center, Wohlgelernter will spear- various local Jewish and other charitable institutions for more
Ezra Wohlgelernter head the PTLA’s mission to be an active professional organiza-
tion dedicated to preserving the rights of injured individuals in than 50 years. He has been an active member of the American
the legal system.
Associates, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Mid-Atlantic

Ernie Scheller Region for more than 20 years. He also is a member of the uni-

versity’s Board of Governors.

The Schellers annually make a major gift for scholarship con-

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active participatory role in several projects and are members of the Ben-Gurion and

Living Legacy societies.

Singing for Seniors ▲ From left: Marcus Cheney; Jim Dell’Orefice; Linda Hershman, director
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Lifelong Learning program for
active and maturing adults.

Richman Honored by PAL Students Donate to Rubye’s Kids

The Philadelphia Police Athletic League (PAL) presented Ike Richman, vice president of public rela- First graders at JQuest B’Yachad religious school — consisting
tions for Comcast Spectacor, with the Sally Berlin PAL Spotlight Award for his work in promoting of Congregations Adath Jeshurun, Beth Sholom and Kenneseth
PAL and its mission of “Cops Helping Kids.” The award, which was presented June 15, is given to a Israel — gave boxes of new school supplies to Rox Weiss,
person who exhibits a history of exemplary dedication to the mission and positive promotion of PAL. founder of Rubye’s Kids, as part of their “quest” to become
Jewish heroes. Located in Montgomery County, Rubye’s Kids
Aside from being active on the PAL board of directors and its public relations committee, provides school supplies and winter coats and arranges birth-
Richman has provided a number of sporting tickets, concert passes and one-of-a-kind entertain- day and holiday parties for Philadelphia children living in
ment experiences both to PAL and its auction committee. homeless shelters.

Ladies (and Foxy) Feted

Women’s Auxiliary 98 — and an 11-year-old Pomeranian
named Foxy — were honored during the Jewish War Veterans’
Memorial Day celebration at a supermarket in Northeast
Philadelphia. The women have sold puppies every year to ben-
efit veterans. Foxy, a rescue dog, makes visits to the Delaware
Valley Veterans’ Home and other local facilities, where she often
rides with residents in their wheelchairs or gets back rubs.

▲ From left to right: Sgt. Michael Faust, PAL Commanding Officer Lt. Bill Eddis, Ike Richman, Officer Keith Balco ▲ From left: Barbara Shankin, Brenda Fienburg, Foxy, Roberta Weiss
and Officer Andre Epps.
and Rona Ekhouse. Hiam Ekhouse

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COMMUNITY

Glass Leadership Institute Class Graduates

The annual graduation ceremony of the Glass Leadership
Institute Class of 2016 was celebrated at the law firm of
Berger & Montague. The class spent 10 months learning
ways to assist the Anti-Defamation League in the
Philadelphia region in stopping defamation of the Jewish
people and ensuring fairness to all groups. In conjunction,
they previously had traveled to Washington and lobbied
Congress at the ADL’s National Leadership Summit.

▶ Back row from left: William General, Marc Prine, Eugenia Knopf,
Leah Kellar, Jacqueline Ciarelli, Leora Gabry Semble,
Michael Alexander and Jason Klazmer;

Second row from left: Katie Greenbaum Neff, Jillian Glick,
Michael Frank and Harlan Rosen.

Front row from left: Faye Hellman, Adam Klazmer and
Dmitry Goldenberg.

Perelman Celebrates ▲ From left: Event co-chairs Jonathan and Leora Zabusky, head of school Judy Groner, guest speaker Dan Senor, board president Tracey Specter, and
co-chairs Michelle and Skip Pasternak.
More than 300 were in atten-
dance at the Perelman Jewish
Day School Tribute Event at
Har Zion Temple in commem-
oration of the start of the
school’s 60th year. Among the
highlights of the evening was
the announcement of a  gift
from the Landau family, which
will enhance the learning expe-
rience for future generations of
Perelman students. Dan Senor,
author of Start-up Nation: The
Story of Israel’s Economic
Success, was the guest speaker.

▲ From left: Perelman (Forman Center) Principal Chagit Nusbaum, ▲ From left: Michael Landau and ▲ From left: Debra Magerman, Leslie Ufberg, Amy Meyers, Rachel Landau
Sarah and Stuart Warsetsky, and Marc and Brenda Lowenberg. Elaine Landau. and Deborah Stein.

▲ From left: Lee Sussman, Ali Sussman, Rachel Saifer ▲ From left: Amy Fink, Beth Rivkind and ▲ From left: Students Niva Cohen, Noah Rosenthal and Talia Erlbaum,
Goldman and Jonathan Goldman. Judith Friedman. and head of school Judy Groner.

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